Tutorials and Documentation
Tutorials
Create your own plugins
Extend the functionality of Justinmind with our API and SDK
Create your own deliverables and customize the output
With Justinmind’s API, you have programmatic access to all the information in a prototype. You can create plug-ins to generate deliverables, generate UI artifacts for your frameworks or integrate with your internal tools. Extend the functionality of Justinmind prototyping tool and improve your development process.
Tutorials
Inspirational plug-in examples
Extract text for translation
This plug-in exports all texts of your prototype into a spreadsheet. This is particularly helpful if you want to use a professional translation service.
Generate Jquery UI mobile
This plug-in exports prototypes made with this library into real HTML5 jQuery mobile apps. It’s just one example of how to generate user interface code from your prototype.
Export comments to CSV
This plug-in exports all the comments in your prototype to a .csv file. Import the file to MS Excel to populate a spreadsheet with the feedback you get from users.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can use our API to extract information from the prototype and generate working user interface code for any framework you want to. You can even extend the functionality of Justinmind and add your own options to the main menu.
You can check our online community and ask for help there. Or you can take a look at the tutorials and documentation section.
Both Justinmind prototyping tool and the API are coded in Java. So any plug-in you want to create must be coded in Java as well. Plus Justinmind is built as a RCP application using the Eclipse framework, so any extension you want to add to it must be based on the Eclipse plug-in system.
The plug-ins developed using the Justinmind Plug-in SDK are completely owned by you. You can use them, resell them and do whatever you want with them without telling us. But if you want to share your great plug-in with other Justinminders send us an email to jim.info at justinmind.com and we’ll publish it in the plug-in examples section.